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Maybe you don’t but can you speak for everyone? The poster seemed to think that was undesirable.
by rdlecler1 8y ago
Maybe you don’t but can you speak for everyone? The poster seemed to think that was undesirable.
- anoncake 8y agoWe, the people of the EU, have democratically decided that we don't want them.
- _nosaj 8y agoHow did that democracy work with articles 11 and 13? The European Union is the antithesis of democracy. If it wasn't, those directives would never have passed.
- anoncake 8y agoDemocracy does not mean that every decision is good.
- oytis 8y agoDemocracy can also undermine itself. If people "democratically" decide they don't want free speech or private property, it's not a democracy any more. I don't assert it's exactly what articles 11 and 13 are doing, but it's a step in this direction.
- rdlecler1 8y agoAnd the power to use proxies and non personal emails.
- oytis 8y agoI see a problem with people (even democratically) deciding for me. I'd rather like it to be settled down between myself and the website owner.
- anoncake 8y agoThat does not work. You have no bargaining power.
- Matticus_Rex 8y agoHe had the power to say yes for himself before, and now he doesn't.